What kind of house do you live in?

When you look down from a high place, you can see the village we live in at a glance.

Square apartments, square villas, square houses… … .

Similar-looking houses are clustered together like small blocks.

But wait a minute! Do we really have to live in houses like this?
Now, let's forget for a moment what floor our house is on, what unit it is, how many rooms it has, etc.

Instead, imagine a house you really want to live in, a house that's a little more fun!

A round house that you can move by rolling it around in its entirety! With a house like this, you don't even have to pack every time you move.
A sand house that crumbles when you pour water on it! I build a new house every day, so I live in a new house every day.
A whirlpool house that spins around and around! It takes a long time to get to the front door.
A floating aquarium where you can live and breathe! You'll become friends with the fish.
A fully automatic house that even gives you a bath and feeds you when you get home! It's so convenient because it takes care of everything.
Plus, the fully automatic house floats up into the sky at night, so you can go for a walk.
But one day, while floating around in the night sky, the mischievous condor bird stole my house key.
We must quickly find the condor, retrieve the key, and return to the village.
Where on earth is the condor?

There are as many different types of happiness as there are different types of homes.

"What Kind of House Do You Like?" is the sixth book in the "What Kind of OO Do You Like?" picture book series by Noritake Suzuki.
This book deals with a topic that everyone has imagined at least once in their childhood: “When I grow up, I will live in a house like this.”
What kind of amazing houses are in the mind of a writer with such an overflowing imagination and wit that it's impossible to keep up?

A slide house where you go up the stairs and slide to your room, a long house where each room is connected to another so you can see inside, a rock climbing house where you can play rock climbing every day, a robot house with arms and legs sticking out, an underground passage house hidden deep underground, a stacked house with blocks stacked in fun shapes like stacking blocks, a castella house with the sweet smell of castella wafting in the air, a mysterious and lively sea house with fish taxis, a thrilling cliff house on a precarious cliff… .
But the mischievous condor who took the key to the automatic house flies away to the nest where the baby birds are waiting.
Aha! For a condor, even a tiny nest made of twigs is the warmest and most comfortable home in the world, where a loving family awaits them.
As I read, imagining all sorts of unique and wonderful houses, I find myself filled with happiness, just like the various houses.
It's a happy thing to have a home to return to and rest in whenever you want.

Illustrations that are fun to look at and fun to find

The "What Kind of OO Do You Like?" series is fun to explore in each book and scene.
The engaging story and detailed illustrations provide the joy of instantly immersing yourself in a world of imagination, and the fun of discovering hidden friends who tell various stories within the pictures.
In the previous work, "What Kind of Bathhouse Do You Like?", we searched for the curly-haired man who ran away with the bathtub stopper, in "What Kind of Bathroom Do You Like?", we searched for the fluffy guy with the cone hair who ran away with the toilet, in "What Kind of Blanket Do You Like?", we searched for the white-bearded sheep who ran away with the comforter, in "What Kind of School Do You Like?", we searched for the principal who couldn't find the classroom, and in "What Kind of Cat Do You Like?", we searched for the mysterious calico cat.
In this book, "What Kind of House Do You Like?", you can see various imaginary and wonderful houses while searching for the condor that stole your keys.